Those who have a slave mindset have obeyed their masters... to their doom. Those who value sovereignty... told [them] to ]fook off[. The thing that sometimes gets mentioned in private, but not a lot in public, is the silver lining of the genocidal horror show: we're purging those into authoritarianism, including the useful idiots who facilitated the mass murder. It doesn't mean every victim is culpable, or ever survivor is clean; just that overall there's a "clean up" of humanity and our culture.

It's kind of "reverse Darwinian" as it's survival of the most spiritual, who tend not to be the intelligentsia hardcore atheists (and Darwinians). The blowback of a failed eugenics movement is wipeout of overt and covert eugenicists. Take the upside anyway, as there's not a whole lot of choice... however unwanted and unpleasant the whole thing is.

Unfortunately, we are probably not dealing with a clean process. For every death there will be possibly many more physically or mentally damaged. Do we care for them at our expense until they die naturally, do we require families to bankrupt themselves to pay the cost or do we find an alternative solution? Imagine having a 30-year old family member with dementia who needs 24 hour care for another 50 years.

I was just thinking the same thing. I have a vaccinated and jabbed co-worker that recently was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. I hate it for her and will help her in any way I can but her treatment will cost a fortune. Will things like this cause an increase in company insurance rates next year? I feel bad for thinking of this, but we have to be real.